Cave paintings change ideas about the origin of art
Scientists have identified some of the earliest cave paintings produced by humans. The artworks are in a rural area on the Indonesian Island of Sulawesi. Until now, paintings this old had been confirmed in caves only in Western Europe. Researchers tell the journal Nature, external that the Indonesian discovery transforms ideas about how humans first developed the ability to produce art. Australian
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